Sentence examples for particularly diligent from inspiring English sources

I picked the violin instead but was not particularly diligent in my practicing.

Those who are particularly diligent may brush more often, after meals, snacks or sugary drinks.

Mr. Common, at least in Nygard's version of events, was particularly diligent in his efforts to record the show.

Every flu season, people with severe asthma are among those urged to be particularly diligent about getting vaccinated.

The Front was particularly diligent in establishing schools where the children, along with reading and their multiplication tables, learned anti-American slogans.

I was never particularly diligent in my pursuit of the dark arts of physical exercise at school, and years later the thought of being seen in Spandex brings me out in a cold sweat.

(The endnotes describing her efforts are often as intriguing as the text, particularly her diligent work in tracking down Russian materials).

She once said that she grew up in an era when you were supposed to get married, adding: "I don't think I was a particularly good or diligent mother.

These are classic swing voters fiscally conservative, socially liberal.Yet these newcomers explain only part of Arizona's emergence as a swing state; many of them, particularly Latinos, are not diligent voters.

Senior Doctor Outdated guidelines were seen to be potentially detrimental, particularly if clinicians were diligent in following guidelines.

Bush is a diligent, but not particularly successful Republican politician, with no experience in the field of intelligence.